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Selecting a Recording, Mode to Match the, Conditions, Program AE

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Various Recording Techniques During recording pause or recording, press BLC. The backlight compensation icon appears in the LCD monitor. 1 Backlight compensation icon • Each time you press BLC, the backlight setting turns On or Off. The backlight compensation icon appears only when this function is On. • When the power is turned off, the backlight compensation setting returns to Off. HDD BD-RE BD-R RAM -RW (VR) -RW (VF) R CARD Selecting a Recording Mode to Match the Conditions (Program AE) The camcorder automatically gauges the subject and surrounding conditions and determines the optimal settings for recording (during Auto). However, you can also select a recording mode that better suits the situation for even clearer images. Recording mode Auto (No icon appears.) Portrait Makes the subject, such as a person or pet, stand out from a blurred background. Spotlight Prevents overexposure of the subject in strong light, such as at a wedding or on stage. Sand&Snow Prevents underexposure of the subject in very bright conditions, such as at the beach or on a ski slope. Low Light Allows you to record in dark places with limited light. You can use the LCD monitor as a light source to record the scene by turning the LCD monitor 180° (Assist Light). 68

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Various Recording Techniques
Recording mode
1
During recording pause or recording,
press
BLC
.
The backlight compensation
icon appears in the LCD
monitor.
•
Each time you press
BLC
, the
backlight setting turns On or
Off. The backlight
compensation icon appears
only when this function is On.
•
When the power is turned off,
the backlight compensation
setting returns to Off.
Backlight compensation icon
Selecting a Recording
Mode to Match the
Conditions
(Program AE)
The camcorder automatically gauges
the subject and surrounding
conditions and determines the
optimal settings for recording (during
Auto). However, you can also select a
recording mode that better suits the
situation for even clearer images.
Auto (No icon appears.)
Portrait
Makes the subject, such as a
person or pet, stand out from a
blurred background.
Spotlight
Prevents overexposure of the
subject in strong light, such as
at a wedding or on stage.
Sand&Snow
Prevents underexposure of the
subject in very bright
conditions, such as at the beach or on
a ski slope.
Low Light
Allows you to record in dark
places with limited light.
You can use the LCD monitor as a
light source to record the scene by
turning the LCD monitor 180° (Assist
Light).
HDD
BD-R
RAM
-RW (VR)
R
-RW (VF)
BD-RE
CARD